Kimber Kable REL CU Subwoofer Cable - 1.0 Meter - Bare Wire to Neutrick

Kimber Kable REL CU Connects a REL Subwoofer With Copper Braid

Kimber Kable's REL CU is made for REL subwoofers. Kimber says sub bass systems connected with its proprietary REL cables benefit from a lower noise floor and increased dynamic range. It has six copper conductors and a Neutrik connector for the subwoofer, with your choice of spades, bananas or bare wire at the amplifier.

A REL subwoofer can connect to your system two ways: with an RCA subwoofer cable, or directly to your amplifier's speaker terminals with a specially designed cable like this one. The speaker-terminal connection lets you use a REL with virtually any home theater receiver.

Other length & termination options are available. Call us to discuss your needs.

Braided Copper From Kimber's Interconnect Designs

The REL CU is based on the same design principles found in Kimber's non-shielded braided analog interconnect cables, and Kimber says it integrates seamlessly with other Kimber Kable products.

Who Is This Subwoofer Cable Best For?

• You own a REL subwoofer — this cable is made for REL's high-level connection
• Your receiver has only speaker terminals — the speaker-terminal connection works with virtually any home theater receiver
• You want copper conductors — Kimber builds the REL CU from six copper conductors

How Does It Connect to Your System?

Connect the Neutrik end to the matching input on your REL subwoofer. Connect the spades, bananas or bare wire to your amplifier's speaker terminals, following your REL manual for which lead goes where. Turn the amplifier off before you connect or disconnect anything.

Measure the Path, Then Add a Little Slack

Measure the route the cable will really take from your electronics to your subwoofer, around furniture and along the baseboard. Then add a little slack. As audio legend George Cardas puts it, "A cable that's just long enough usually turns out to be just not long enough."

A Long Run to the Subwoofer?

Subwoofers often sit far from the electronics. If yours does, we recommend a long interconnect rather than a long speaker cable. A really long interconnect affects system performance less than a really long speaker cable.

When Is It Time to Upgrade?

A subwoofer cable often stays in a system for years, so it is easy to overlook. Look again when something else changes: a new subwoofer, a new receiver or preamp, or a move to a bigger room.

Pairs Well With

A subwoofer cable joins your electronics to your subwoofer. These are the categories on either end of it.

• Subwoofers — the other end of the cable
• Preamplifiers — a source of subwoofer output in a stereo system
• Home Theater Receivers — the usual place the subwoofer output lives

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use an RCA cable with my REL instead?

Yes. A REL subwoofer can also use a standard RCA subwoofer cable. This cable is the way to connect it directly to your amplifier's speaker terminals.

Will it work with my home theater receiver?

The speaker-terminal connection lets you connect a REL subwoofer to virtually any home theater receiver.

What warranty comes with it?

Kimber Kable offers a lifetime warranty to the original purchaser from an authorized Kimber dealer.

Need a Different Length or Connector?

The most popular configurations are shown on this page. If your system requires a different length or termination, call our audio experts. We’ll help you choose the right configuration and arrange a custom cable for your system.

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